Daffy Duck #66

Nov 1970 · Western · 0.15 USD

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In "Appetite Flight," Daffy Duck #66 (1970) dives into a quirky mix of global philately, spotlighting Papua and New Guinea’s unique flora and fauna stamps, the British Red Cross’s upcoming commemorative issues across the Commonwealth, and a curious note about the invalidity of Rhodesia’s decimal stamps under the Smith regime. The issue also features a black-and-white photo of a 1970 Israeli coin marking the nation’s 22nd Independence Day, all presented with the offbeat charm of Western Publishing’s production. Cover by Pete Alvarado.

Contains 4 stories

Appetite Flight

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Daffy DuckChief (duck flock flight leader)flock of gray ducksYosemite Sam

Ducky Deputy

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Daffy Duckbank robber (unnamed)sheriffvarious deputiesBruiser Dooley (villain)chickensbull

Daffy Duck, convinced he’s the town’s finest lawman, deputizes himself to catch the notorious bank robber Bruiser Dooley—only to discover the crook has a surprising weakness: feathers. With over-the-top bravado and zero backup, Daffy sets off in pursuit, unaware of the chaos his self-appointed badge might unleash.

The Dressing Room Robber

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merlin the Magic MouseSecond Bananatheatre managerMiss Singhdog-act dogaudience membersaudience volunteermidget

Fritzie the Frog’s Inflation Inhalation!

5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Daffy DuckYosemite SamFritzie (a frog)Yosemite Sam's frogfrog jumping contest judgeTurtle Boy (a horse)Turtle Boy's jockeyfrog jumping spectatorshorse race spectators

In "Fritzie the Frog’s Inflation Inhalation!", Daffy Duck enters his amphibian contender Fritzie in a high-stakes frog-jumping contest, only to secretly pump the little frog full of lighter-than-helium gas for an unfair advantage. When Fritzie leaps into the sky with a comically exaggerated bounce, the crowd watches in stunned disbelief as he soars far beyond the competition—right out of the event and straight into chaos.